yummy4tummy
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I designed this flyer to promote fundraisers. I thought I would see if it passes the CS critique/inspection station. LOL
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Designing Fundraiser Flyer: CS Critique Ready?
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Discussion Overview
The thread centers around feedback and discussions regarding a fundraiser flyer designed by one participant. Participants share their thoughts on the flyer’s layout, content, and potential improvements, as well as their personal experiences with fundraising efforts.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Opinion-based
Main Points Raised
- One participant appreciates the flyer and expresses interest in using some of its elements for their own fundraising efforts.
- Another participant shares positive feedback, stating the flyer looks great and thanks the creator for sharing.
- One participant, identifying as a consultant, suggests removing the $20 order average from the profit breakdown, noting their experience of higher average orders.
- Another participant questions the incentive of a 50/50 drawing compared to a cash prize, seeking clarification on the benefits of a Pampered Chef fundraiser.
- One participant expresses a desire for more clarity on the discount offered for gift baskets and the overall attractiveness of the fundraising options presented.
- Another participant appreciates the layout of the profits, noting it effectively highlights the desired profit figures.
- One participant clarifies that the flyer is meant to pique interest, with details to be provided upon inquiry.
- Several participants express gratitude for the resource and share their intention to use the flyer in future fundraising efforts.
- One participant reassures another that their feedback was not intended as criticism, emphasizing the collaborative nature of the discussion.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
While many participants express positive feedback about the flyer, there are differing opinions on specific elements, such as the profit breakdown and the effectiveness of the 50/50 drawing. No clear consensus emerges on these points.
Contextual Notes
Participants share personal experiences and insights related to fundraising, indicating a variety of practices and preferences within the community.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants looking for ideas and inspiration for fundraising flyers may find this discussion beneficial, particularly those interested in the feedback and suggestions shared by peers.
CAmomCookin4U
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I might use some of it. I haven't done the raffle thing but would like to try it. Thanks Valky
jenwallace
Gold Member
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MicheleC
I like this format. There are some things you may want to consider.
On the profit breakdown, you may want to consider taking out the $20 order average. I find that even on my catalog sales my orders average over $40, especially if there is a free product at $60. I don't know if the $20/$30 range is your experience in your area, but if not, then I would shoot higher to show the larger potential.
With the 50/50 drawing I guess, I'm not seeing why they would not just do it as a cash prize. What is the incentive to do a Pampered Chef fundraiser vs. giving people the option of spending their 50% any way they want to. I'm assuming you would turn it into a show and then they would get hostess benefits but didn't see that indicated.
My thoughts are along the same lines with the gift basket. Are you offering them a discount on their purchase of the gift basket? You say that the basket must be $150 minimum but if they are not getting a break on the price why not just purchase what they want?
I love the idea of three options for fundraising, just trying to make it the most attractive it can be by letting them know what benefits they are getting.
I really like the layout of the profits, for some reason I've always put the number of participants etc on the left and their expected profit on the right. This way really highlights the number you want them to see....the profit. I generally give an additional percent for fundraisers as well but this looks so good as it is!
Thanks so much for sharing!! I am not very adept at word but I can adapt a file. I'm thankful we have such a great resource with chefsuccess!
On the profit breakdown, you may want to consider taking out the $20 order average. I find that even on my catalog sales my orders average over $40, especially if there is a free product at $60. I don't know if the $20/$30 range is your experience in your area, but if not, then I would shoot higher to show the larger potential.
With the 50/50 drawing I guess, I'm not seeing why they would not just do it as a cash prize. What is the incentive to do a Pampered Chef fundraiser vs. giving people the option of spending their 50% any way they want to. I'm assuming you would turn it into a show and then they would get hostess benefits but didn't see that indicated.
My thoughts are along the same lines with the gift basket. Are you offering them a discount on their purchase of the gift basket? You say that the basket must be $150 minimum but if they are not getting a break on the price why not just purchase what they want?
I love the idea of three options for fundraising, just trying to make it the most attractive it can be by letting them know what benefits they are getting.
I really like the layout of the profits, for some reason I've always put the number of participants etc on the left and their expected profit on the right. This way really highlights the number you want them to see....the profit. I generally give an additional percent for fundraisers as well but this looks so good as it is!
Thanks so much for sharing!! I am not very adept at word but I can adapt a file. I'm thankful we have such a great resource with chefsuccess!
yummy4tummy
- 656
It is a flyer layout to "pique interest". The details will be explained when they inquire. The 50/50 drawing is to yes submit as a show, so the winner(s) WILL be able to choose the products that they want. The last one can be made into 1 big basket or several smaller baskets. Yes, I would give them a small discount but not a lot as they could sell as many tickets as they wanted for whatever price they want. The draw here is the great PC name, quality, etc. Wouldn't you pay a couple of bucks for a chance to win a PC basket full of Stoneware or other things.
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MicheleC
Valky,
It sounds like you feel I was criticizing your flyer. That was not my intention at all. I was just giving some things to consider and asking questions in case I utilized this idea. I'm a details person so maybe trying to make the flyer too comprehensive vs. something to pique interest. I think you did a great job on this flyer.
I'm sorry if you felt I was being too critical.
It sounds like you feel I was criticizing your flyer. That was not my intention at all. I was just giving some things to consider and asking questions in case I utilized this idea. I'm a details person so maybe trying to make the flyer too comprehensive vs. something to pique interest. I think you did a great job on this flyer.
I'm sorry if you felt I was being too critical.
GourmetGirl
Silver Member
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of a fundraiser flyer for Pampered Chef?
A fundraiser flyer for Pampered Chef is designed to promote an event where a portion of the sales will benefit a specific cause or organization. It serves to inform potential customers about the event, the products available, and how their purchases will contribute to the fundraising goal.
What key elements should be included in a Pampered Chef fundraiser flyer?
A well-designed fundraiser flyer should include the event date and time, location, details about the fundraising cause, a selection of featured Pampered Chef products, ordering instructions, and contact information for the organizer. Eye-catching visuals and a clear call to action are also essential to engage potential customers.
How can I make my fundraiser flyer visually appealing?
To make your fundraiser flyer visually appealing, use high-quality images of the products, choose a clean and readable font, and incorporate your organization’s colors or branding. Utilize white space effectively to avoid clutter, and consider adding graphics or icons that relate to the theme of the fundraiser.
What are some tips for distributing the fundraiser flyer effectively?
Distributing the fundraiser flyer effectively can be achieved by sharing it through multiple channels. Consider posting it on social media, emailing it to your contacts, and printing copies to distribute at local businesses, community centers, or events. Engaging with local influencers or groups can also help spread the word.
How can I track the success of my fundraiser using the flyer?
To track the success of your fundraiser, include a unique code or reference on the flyer for customers to use when placing their orders. This will help you identify how many sales were generated from the flyer. Additionally, you can follow up with participants to gather feedback and assess the overall impact of the fundraising event.
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